Marius the Epicurean, His Sensations And Ideas 1
Marius the Epicurean, His Sensations And Ideas 1
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She, meanwhile, bids the lyre to sound for their delight and the playing is heard. She bids the pipes to move and the quire to sing, and the music and the singing come invisibly, soothing the mind of the listener with sweetest modulation. But not even thereby was their malice put to sleep: once more they seek to know what manner of husband she has, and whence that seed. And Psyche, simple over-much, forgetting her first story, answers, "My husband comes from a far country, trading for great sum...s. He is already of middle age, with whitening locks." And therewith she dismisses them again.
And returning home upon the soft breath of Zephyrus, one cried to the other, "What shall be said of so ugly a lie ? He who was a young man with florid beard is now in middle life. It must be that she told a false tale : else is she indeed ignorant what manner of man he is. Howsoever it be, let us destroy her quickly. For i{ she indeed knows not, be sure that her bridegroom is one of the gods ; it is a god she bears in her womb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She, meanwhile, bids the lyre to sound for their delight and the playing is heard. She bids the pipes to move and the quire to sing, and the music and the singing come invisibly, soothing the mind of the listener with sweetest modulation. But not even thereby was their malice put to sleep: once more they seek to know what manner of husband she has, and whence that seed. And Psyche, simple over-much, forgetting her first story, answers, "My husband comes from a far country, trading for great sum...s. He is already of middle age, with whitening locks." And therewith she dismisses them again.
And returning home upon the soft breath of Zephyrus, one cried to the other, "What shall be said of so ugly a lie ? He who was a young man with florid beard is now in middle life. It must be that she told a false tale : else is she indeed ignorant what manner of man he is. Howsoever it be, let us destroy her quickly. For i{ she indeed knows not, be sure that her bridegroom is one of the gods ; it is a god she bears in her womb.
What to read after Marius the Epicurean, His Sensations And Ideas 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pater Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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